on-the-same-page

Vocabulary Word

Definition

'Being on the same page' is often used when talking about people understanding each other. It means everyone is on board and has the same understanding or viewpoint on something.

Examples in Different Contexts

In a business meeting, being on the same page ensures everyone understands the project's goals. A CEO might emphasize, 'Let’s review the plan to make sure we’re all on the same page about our quarterly targets.'

Practice Scenarios

Creative

Scenario:

We want our new product to really stand out. However, mixed views on the design theme might create a tasteless result.

Response:

So, shall we create a mood board? It will ensure we all are on the same page and the final design reflects our shared vision.

Business

Scenario:

There seems to be misconceptions about our new project's scope. We may need to discuss it in our next meeting to clear any doubts.

Response:

Yes, I think it is crucial to be on the same page. Maybe a brief recap of the project's scope in the next meet would help.